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The document discusses culture and traditions. It defines culture as the attitudes, customs, and beliefs that distinguish groups. Traditions involve passing elements of culture between generations through oral communication and customs. The document notes that while people are different, cultures also share similarities. It gives an example of how Mexican culture has influenced Texas culture due to their shared border. Finally, it discusses how culture affects daily life through religion, food, holidays, dress, manners, and language.
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